Poor woman she is keeping hopes with heartless people

@Ayesha - We are not heartless. TO keep our nation together we have paid a huge cost. When we started as an independent nation, we inherited an almost tribal society divided on the lines of race, culture, religion, regionalism, languages ..and what not. To keep the national spirit alive, we have paid tremendous sacrifices. Sacrifices with the strength of our character, determination, patience and lives. We have asked upper caste Hindus to make way for lower castes people, in terms of massive reservations in higher education, job and social security. We changed the laws. protected minorities and in short tried everything to keep everyone together. There have been narrow minded regional, racial and religious biases...and they took our test. We tried to coax them with love, support and at times with stern orders. The goal was positive and good. North east, took its own time to become part of the mainstream India but what other options these people had? These regional identities always thought that they can become a nation in themselves and survive. Now they are all thankful to us. Still..in the process of keeping them together and bringing them back to national spirit...if we committed some mistakes, we are sorry for that. India does not want to hurt Indians. Whole world never gave us a chance that we could do it. Everyone around us was jealous and wanted us to disintegrate. But see ...we have achieved it. My thoughts and best wishes go for this woman and all her kinds. May god give us all the strength to be better human beings. May we all be kind and patient with each other.

@Ayesha When you say heartless, I remember Bangladesh 1971.

@Ajay vikram Singh LOL...protecting minorities.... how can you change the caste system thing which is in your religion...i find that quite strange

@Ayesha My comment is not a defense to your's statement. Perhaps our government is heartless and wouldn't be too sure to say "people". But one needs to understand that there was no notion of India it's a British term, we were and always have been multiple princely states. It was the British who united us and said you shall be called as India. And as Ajay said we indeed have paid tremendous sacrifices to keep this notion of union of India alive.

@Ahmed Always pointing a finger even when you are wrong typical.